Photos Still Matter on Brand Social
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Photos Still Matter on Brand Social
Google itself appears to have sacrificed a significant boon from predictive modeling in the name of privacy by halting its work on the automatic recognition of faces within photographs.
Eric Siegel • Predictive Analytics
[Video] Edward Cotton on LinkedIn: The debate about the importance of creativity is ongoing. Adam Morgan and…
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The usual cycle with social media sites is that they start out being very flexible and open, and are happy to have users even if those users are sharing content that sends other users off-site. But, over time, they try to get more content hosted on their own systems, and to promote it more relative to the competition. Google, while not a social pla... See more
Byrne Hobart • Price-First or Thesis-First Research?
“Curating [is] an act of generosity — you’re sharing what you love and what has inspired you. […] Algorithms, by definition, are based on calculations that treat the viewer as a consumer and nothing else.”